When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

R0_ · 2023-06-03 10:20:43

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I have a problem with the installation of Bansenlabs during installation does not connect to the wifi, which is why it is not possible to complete the installation

in the past, I somehow managed to install the OS without WiFi
, this time some thing does not work

in the network settings section
, the installer found two pieces of hardware for different network connections

эяпп то
because I have access via wifi, then
I need to choose wpa\wpa2 psk for wlp6s0

the password from the wifi I enter is correct 100%

I tried both and none of them gave me a chance to go further
on this I have to bypass it

at the end of the "package manager setup"
installation, the archive mirror from the network is not selected

there is a choice to continue without a mirror
, but then a warning pops up that then I will not have grub and I will not be able to start the system

I do not know what information is needed to solve the problem

So I give everything I can think of

my laptop dell Inspiron 3542

Decision wrote:

You can add ”ipv6.disable=1” as kernel boot option when booting the BL Lithium installation media. Highlight the meny choice you want to edit (press the arrow keys up or down) and the press the TAB-key or "E". What key to use, to edit the grub menu, can vary, but is usually showed beneath the menu.
Add ”ipv6.disable=1” (without quotes) before "-- quiet" Then you press Ctrl-x to boot the modified boot entry.

Last edited by R0_ (2023-06-04 14:28:55)

rbh · 2023-06-03 21:45:56

R0_ wrote:

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Hi R0_ and wellcome to Bunsenlabs.
If you use translator, be sure to copy/paste translated text, not your original test.

I have a problem with the installation of Bansenlabs during installation does not connect to the wifi, which is why it is not possible to complete the installation

Instead of giving a lot of information, that is not interesting, you can start with heart of the matter. A link to the manufatorers hompage for your computer and troublesome device is good.

I guess this is your pc: https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all- … _en-us.pdf.

It has an RJ45 port. Can you not attach it to an ethernet cable and install thus?
Your wifi, is installed on an wifi mini-card. Might be possible to change if not supported.
But, according to this page: https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-ie … ykc&lwp=rt, only windows is supported. But, that might be incorrect.
To find out, boot the computer to live session.
Run inxi in an terminal, to find out more about your wifi:

$ inxi -Nxxxz

When I issue that command, among other info i get "chip ID: 10ec:8168"
That info can we look up the linux hardware database.

Surf to https://linux-hardware.org/?view=search.
Paste the first four letters/numbers in the field for "Vendor ID". Paste the second part in field for "Device ID:".

While in live session, see if your network works. You wrote, that when installing, debian listed two network devices. Inxi will tell if your computer has recognized your wifi-chip correct and loaded correct drivers.

Quite frequently ill configured routers, make it difficult to install. Disablöing ipv6, might solve your problem.

You can add ”ipv6.disable=1” as kernel boot option when booting the BL Lithium installation media. Highlight the meny choice you want to edit (press the arrow keys up or down) and the press the TAB-key or "E". What key to use, to edit the grub menu, can vary, but is usually showed beneath the menu.
Add ”ipv6.disable=1” (without quotes) before "-- quiet" Then you press Ctrl-x to boot the modified boot entry.

the password from the wifi I enter is correct 100%

Are you the owner of the wifi router? Can you surf in to the router and verify the password? You are using an window pc now. Can you on that verify the wifi password?

I tried both and none of them gave me a chance to go further on this I have to bypass it

One device is for your network cable. It is probably named starting with enp... (ip a), will list them both). That device is not usable if you don't have a cable...

[01]: 192.168.0.102
[02]: fe80::c01e:eeea:d022:365d

Sensitive data like ethernet hardware-adress, should be kept private.
In the command for inxi, the z, filters out sensative information.

There is some workarounds, if you can't use cable and wifi drivers realey don't work.
You can boot to live session, chroot to your system and install grub. But, you still need to get your network working..
You can by an usb-wifi dongle known to work with linux, or replace your internal wifi-card.

I rekomend you to study the online help files, especially the Debian Handbook and Debian reference book. Bunsenlabs Linux is not meant for totally newbie-users.

Mod Edit:
Moved thread to "Basic Help & Support"
BTW: have you read "Guide to getting help"

Last edited by rbh (2023-06-03 21:53:33)

R0_ · 2023-06-04 06:49:10

1. thx & sory

2. While in live session, my network works.

rbh wrote:

You can boot to live session, chroot to your system and install grub.
you mean, from live

sudo apt-get install grub
grub-install /dev/sda
update-grub

then reboot and try install bunsenlabs again?

in addition, it should probably be noted that I am trying to put bunsenlabs on one hard next to win10

3.

rbh wrote:

Guide to getting help

- yes it's worth reading ...

4. the password from the wifi
120% correct

5.

rbh wrote:

That device is not usable if you don't have a cable

i use cabel but
- but maybe I entered the wrong addresses (mixed up in places), I'm not good at this
- does not connect automatically via cable
- although in Win10, the Internet appears when the cable is connected, without pre-configuration

6. ...

Last edited by R0_ (2023-06-04 14:31:08)

R0_ · 2023-06-04 09:08:35

ipv6.disable=1
it works
thx
task is complit)

rbh · 2023-06-04 10:01:38

R0_ wrote:

> You can boot to live session, chroot to your system and install grub.
you mean, from live

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sudo apt-get install grub
grub-install /dev/sda
update-grub

To bee able to reinstall grub in chroot system, you have to mount proc/sys/pts/dev filesystems.
I have written a script to ease the mounting. See Chroot help-script
You can instead use grml-live iso (https://grml.org). The script grml-chroot, takes care of mounting them.

then reboot and try install bunsenlabs again?

If you have installed everything except grub, there is no need to reinstall whole system after you fixed grub...

rbh · 2023-06-04 10:09:44

R0_ wrote:

ipv6.disable=1
it works
thx
task is complit)

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Can you mark the thread as [SOLVED] and spellcorrect "bansenlabs"?
Also, wasn't the problem; "no network", not just no wiffi?

#1 2023-06-03 10:20:43

When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

#2 2023-06-03 21:45:56

Re: When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

#3 2023-06-04 06:49:10

Re: When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

#4 2023-06-04 09:08:35

Re: When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

#5 2023-06-04 10:01:38

Re: When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

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Re: When installing, bansenlabs does no network. [SOLVED]

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